The increase of the maximal speed of flight is limited, mainly, due to the phenomena of stalling on the blade going against the direction of flight and besides, due to the phenomenon of compressibility on the blade going in the direction of flight (E. I. Ruzhitsky, Vertical take-off aviation, National publishing house of defense industry, Moscow, 1959, p.
The increase of thrust of the air propeller due to increase of rotational speed is limited by the increase of profile resistance of blades.
When flying at high speeds as increasing the advance ratio of the propeller the angles of incidence of the blades are also increased for maintaining the angles of attack of blades, thus the forces created by the propeller blades deviate closer to the plane of rotation, and the losses for swirling the airflow behind the propeller grow.
There is another drawback inherent to propellers used in aircraft: when flying at high speeds they cannot create elevating force for balancing of masses in flight, thus they are used only for creating the thrust.
Therefore, the blades rotating upwards, create forces diminishing the speed.
however it does not create thrust, but creates resistance that leads to unjustified expenses of energy for creating thrust for overcoming the force diminishing the speed of the blade rotating upwards by jet engines, mounted at the ends of wings-blades while the thrust and elevating force may be created on the propeller.
Another drawback of the above method of flight is the significant moment transversal to axes of the propeller effecting on the propeller, which should be compensated aerodynamic rudders.
The drawback of the method of creation of elevating force used for flight, transversal to the axis of rotation of the propeller, when the axis is inclined under a small angle to the incident flow, for example, in the vertical plane in horizontal flight, is that in case of rotation under wide angles to the horizontal position and blades close to vertical position the forces created on blades increase the thrust of the propeller, but do not make important contribution to create the lift.
The main problem of aircrafts using for flight the force transversal to the axis of propellers being in conditions close to axial flow, is creation of lift sufficient for flight and deflection of propeller force upwards, as well as impossibility to incline the axis at wide angles of attack at high speeds of flight.
The drawback of the method of creation of elevating force used for flight, transversal to the axis of rotation of the propeller, when the axis is inclined under a small angle to the incident flow, for example, in the vertical plane in horizontal flight, is that in case of rotation under wide angles to the horizontal position and blades close to vertical position the forces created on blades increase the thrust of the propeller, but do not make important contribution to create the lift.
The drawback of the method of creation of elevating force used for flight, transversal to the axis of rotation of the propeller, when the axis is inclined under a small angle to the incident flow, for example, in the vertical plane in horizontal flight, is that in case of rotation under wide angles to the horizontal position and blades close to vertical position the forces created on blades increase the thrust of the propeller, but do not make important contribution to create the lift.
The drawback of these aircrafts, such as X-100, X-19 and of the method of their flight, is that achievement of radial force directed transversally to the propeller axis, becomes possible only at high transsonic speeds of flight comparable to the peripheral speed of propellers.
The drawback of the method of creation of elevating force used for flight, transversal to the axis of rotation of the propeller, when the axis is inclined under a small angle to the incident flow, for example, in the vertical plane in horizontal flight, is that in case of rotation under wide angles to the horizontal position and blades close to vertical position the forces created on blades increase the thrust of the propeller, but do not make important contribution to create the lift.
The use of angles of the axis of propellers close to 10°, in case of rotation of the blade upwards in horizontal flight leads to occurrence of negative angles of attack of blades that reduces the thrust of the propeller while increasing the force in the plane of prope